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publications-4171
Type:
article
Year:
2002
Authors:
Polycarpou, Marios M. and Polycarpou, Marios M. and Uber, James G. and Uber, James G. and Wang, Zhong and Wang, Zhong and Shao, Feng and Shang, Feng and BrdyΕ›, M. and Brdys, Mietek A.
Title:
Feedback control of water quality
Venue/Journal:
IEEE Control Systems Magazine
DOI:
10.1109/mcs.2002.1004013
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Water System:
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Abstract:
Drinking water distribution networks (DWDN) are complex, large-scale systems designed to supply clean water to industrial and domestic users. To reduce the risk of human exposure to pathogens, drinking water is required to contain a small disinfectant residual. The most common disinfectant used in DWDN is chlorine because it is inexpensive and effectively controls a number of disease-causing organisms. The article formulates the water quality control problem and proposes a design approach based on parameter estimation and adaptive control techniques.
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